13 September 2018 | Euronews
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Cinema Nicole Kidman in new film about gay conversion therapy Nicole Kidman's latest movie 'Boy erased' had its premiere at the Toronto International Film festival. The film looks at the mother of a son forced to participate in a church-supported gay conversion program in a small American town. -
France French 'Spider-Man' receives French citizenship Mamoudou Gassama also known as the French "Spider-Man" has received his fast-tracked French citizenship. -
Philippines Thousands evactuate before Phillipines typhoon Thousands of people have been evacuated after a super typhoon hit Phillipine's coastal areas. Typhoon Mangkhut has winds of more than 205 km per hour which bore down on the country's main island, Luzon. -
Earth News On the trail of Moldovan wine It's cheap, it's cheerful and it's good. -
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World News House GOP 'screwed' as bad political numbers pile on Trump Analysis: The pre-midterms mood in the majority ranks is grim with President Donald Trump's approval ratings slipping and the poll edge for Democrats increasing. -
World News Cadbury maker stockpiles chocolate ahead of looming Brexit — should you? Is there a chocolate apocalypse coming soon? -
World News Retailer pulls 'Fat is not beautiful' sweatshirt after public outcry The sweatshirt read, "Being fat is not beautiful, it's an excuse." -
World News Watch again: Euronews journalists discuss social media and the far-right in Europe Euronews journalists discussed the significance of rising populist and far-right movements in Europe, and the role social media plays. -
Switzerland This map shows how 'snow is disappearing from Switzerland' Snow covering an area twice the size of Luxembourg has been lost in Switzerland over the last two decades, researchers say. -
Economy Tsipras blames neo-liberal policies & EU's "democratic deficit" for rise of far-right The Greek Prime Minister speaks about austerity, debt, migration and much more in a wide-ranging interview with The Global Conversation. -
Adventures Off-road adventures in Kazakhstan: From the Caspian Sea to the Black Mountain Miles of white beaches, sand dunes and blue water. The Caspian Sea offers truly unexpected views. A hundred kilometers from the shore of this sea, which is actually a lake, you can go into a completely different world, including the Torysh Valley, a huge desert expanse of mysterious round stones. -
Adventures Kazakhstan off-road adventures: Unique landscapes from the Caspian Sea to the Silk Road The Torysh Valley is strewn with round-shaped rocks and stones of varying dimensions: from spheres that you can hold in one hand to those that reach up to 3 meters in diameter. There are no studies that prove the exact process of formation of these spheres, but they probably have a volcanic origin. -
World Raw Politics weekly review: the state of the Union? It depends who you ask Raw Politics weekly review: the state of the Union? It depends who you ask -
Germany Hitler salute wolves erected in Chemnitz after far-right protests Organisers said they wanted to “use the action to protest against increasing hatred and violence”. -
Russia Anti-Kremlin activist Pyotr Verzilov 'was definitely poisoned' Pussy Riot member Maria Alyokhina tells Euronews anti-Kremlin activist Pyotr Verzilov was poisoned and is in a critical condition in hospital. -
Global Japan Tea & tatami mats: two key elements of Japanese culture This edition of Global Japan goes in search of tranquility in the tea house, and self-awareness & strength in the Dojo. -
World News From serious to satire as web makes fun of Navalny fight threat Web users have turned to humour after Vladimir Putin’s ex-head of security challenged opposition leader Alexei Navalny to a fight. -
Europe News On board of a NATO plane during a military exercise Western alliance practiced reaction to interference of hostile fighters -
World News Philippines starts massive evacuations as huge typhoon nears More than 4 million people live in areas at most risk from the storm, which the Joint Typhoon Warning Center in Hawaii categorized as a super typhoon. -
Hungary Exclusive poll: What do Hungarians think of the European Parliament’s vote to trigger Article 7? Most Hungarians think the European Parliament’s decision to trigger Article 7 disciplinary procedures against Hungary was fair, according to an exclusive Euronews poll. -
Business European Central Bank keeps policy unchanged The ECB is staying on track to end bond purchases this year and raise interest rates next autumn -
World News Aung San Suu Kyi defends jailing of journalists Myanmar's Aung San Suu Kyi has publicly defended the verdict against two journalists who were jailed while investigating the killing of Rohingya Muslims -
Russia Russian war games: What you need to know For the past two days, the Russian military has been conducting the country's biggest drills in decades, as President Vladimir Putin seeks to send a message to the West but also to his own increasinly-dissatisfied electorate. -
United Kingdom As Brexit looms, musicians fear repercussions | View To maintain its place on the world stage, the UK must preserve musicians' freedom of movement, writes viola player Aliye Cornish. -
Italy Is Salvini right to claim tuberculosis is spreading in Italy and blame immigration? | #TheCube We've tested Matteo Salvini's claim tuberculosis is spreading in Italy and his suggestion that uncontrolled immigration is to blame. -
World A bridge too far: what Europe must learn from Genoa disaster Following the collapse of a bridge in Genoa last month, experts worry about the stability of other European bridges -
Gaza Oslo Accords: 25 year anniversary The Oslo Accords were signed to bring about peace in the Middle East. Some Palestinian people believe that it's unfair, and diminishes Palestinian rights, settlements have expanded and the borders have no Palestinian authority -
World News New V&A Museum brings architectural prestige to Dundee New V&A Museum brings architectural prestige to Dundee -
United Kingdom Meet the man who built a floatable bike to clean up London's canals This former consultant has created an eye-catching system to collect plastic from London's canals. -
Business Ten years on from the financial crisis The collapse of Lehman Brothers in 2008 sent a series of credit shocks and bank crashes that led to the deepest world recession for a generation and a decade of slow growth and painful repair -
World News Russian suspects in spy poisoning drama claim they traveled to U.K. as tourists Experts immediately dismissed the claims as absurd. -
No Comment Russia's Putin attends biggest post-Soviet war games in Siberia Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday (September 13) arrived at Tsugol firing range in the country's Siberia Zabaikalsky region to observe large military drills. -
USA The US isn't close to becoming another Poland or Hungary - yet | View Professor Krugman is right to be concerned given President Trump's ongoing attacks on democratic norms in the US and the Republican party's complicity in those attacks, but I don't agree that we are close to becoming another Poland or Hungary. -
World News Meet the Afghan Charlie Chaplin Meet the Afghan Charlie Chaplin -
World News Cancer will kill 9.6 million people globally in 2018: report An estimated 9.6 million people will die from cancer worldwide in 2018, according to the latest figures from the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC). -
No Comment Watch: Indian traffic officer controls cars with dance moves A traffic police officer in India catches the attention of drivers, using his unique moves to control traffic in the eastern city of Bhubaneswar. -
United Kingdom 'We were in Salisbury for its cathedral', say Novichok attack suspects UK government says interview contains 'blatant fabrications' and is 'offensive'. -
No Comment Laws of science halt Usain Bolt's speed in Zero-G plane Running legend Usain Bolt discovered that he could challenge the law of gravity, by being rendered weightless in a micro-gravity plane on Wednesday (September 12) above France. -
World News Anti-Kremlin punk rocker activist seriously ill in hospital, colleagues say An online news portal cited someone it said was Verzilov's girlfriend describing how he had started to lose his eyesight and ability to talk and walk. -
World News Usain Bolt sprints in thin air thanks to Zero-G plane World record holder takes to the skies for a near-space experience. -
World Theresa May holds "No Deal" Brexit cabinet meeting Theresa May is to hold a special cabinet meeting today to discuss a possible No-Deal Brexit - as the government works on contingency plans. -
United Kingdom Archbishop defends British MP after activists are filmed hounding his children | The Cube The Archbishop of Canterbury, Downing Street and UK politicians have come forward to defend Conservative MP Jacob Rees-Mogg after activists surrounded his London home and intimidated his children. -
World News No end in sight for 'Scallop Wars' as talks collapse | The Cube The so-called Scallop War between Britain and France is in danger of being re-ignited after France's Agriculture Ministry reported Wednesday that talks to resolve the dispute had broken down. -
World News U.S. bishops to meet pope amid crisis in confidence over church abuse Cardinal Daniel DiNardo, head of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, requested the audience last month following new sex abuse and cover-up revelations that also implicated Francis himself. -
Cult Italy: Celebrating the work of artisans Homo Faber, which means 'man the maker', is open on the island of San Giorgio Maggiore, free of charge, until September 30th -
World News Pope Francis orders an investigation of an American bishop accused of sexual misconduct It comes as the Pope was meeting with American Catholic Church leaders to discuss the fallout from the scandal and demands from an archbishop that the pontiff should step down -
World News Where in Europe is surrogacy legal? Couples in Europe are dodging surrogacy bans at home by spending large sums of money abroad in their bid to have a baby. -
Greece Tourists injured in Greek Island rockfall At least seven people were injured in Greece on Thursday after a huge piece of rock fell down into the sea, spreading panic on the island of Zakynthos. -
World EU Parliament approves controversial copyright law In European Parliament yesterday, MEPs passed a copyright law that has critics saying it could spell the end of the internet as we know it. The law is intended to update current copyright law to keep up with the the digital age- But parts of the law are not so beloved by fans of online content. -
USA 'Miracle' as boy survives fall onto BBQ skewer which impaled his skull Doctors say a 10-year old boy in the US could make a complete recovery following surgery to remove a meat skewer from his head. -
Germany “Depressing and shameful” report reveals extent of child abuse in German Catholic Church Pope calls confernce of bishops to discuss child protection -
World Hungary will seek legal ways to challenge Article 7 vote Hungary says it will seek legal ways to challenge a European Parliament vote to start Article 7 proceedings against the country. -
South Africa Oldest known human drawing found in South African cave Scientists said on Wednesday that they have discovered the world's oldest drawing on a small rock in South Africa. -
World News CBS News fires '60 Minutes' executive producer Jeff Fager Fager, a former chairman of CBS News, said the firing was not because of recent allegations of inappropriate touching. -
World News Evacuate or stay? For nursing homes in storm's path, decision isn't easy "You're damned if you do and you're damned if you don't," said a researcher who found evacuating increases the likelihood of death 90 days after a storm. -
World News Trump administration: Saudi coalition in Yemen acted 'in good faith' The determination announced Wednesday that active steps are being taken to protect civilians and alleviate the humanitarian crisis will allow the U.S. to continue to refuel aircraft used by the Saudi coalition. -
World News Putin claims no aggressive intent as war games end As Russia's huge military exercise comes to an end President Vladimir Putin says all his country wants in peace -
World News Trump signs order to combat election interference Lawmakers intent on safeguarding elections said the executive order signed Wednesday doesn't go far enough in protecting U.S. elections from foreign meddling. -
World News Six dead in shooting in Bakersfield, California Police say such killings are 'new normal'. -
Cinema Pasolini restrospective in cinema screening series He’s the filmmaker behind classics like "120 days of Sodom", and now Pier Pasolini has a retrospective called "The Great Heretic". It will screen 17 restored versions of his films in Athens, Greece. But how relevant is Pasolini today? -
Italy Homo Faber Exhibit: Celebrates European Craft As technology moves towards Artificial intelligence, the stuff of dreams remains analogue. At least that’s according to founders of Homo Faber. -
World News Europe briefing: five stories to know about today Euronews brings you the latest news and updates as it happens this morning. -
World News Six dead in California shooting spree Authorities said they believe there's a connection between the gunman and the victims.
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World News John McCain's family slams GOP group for using footage of him in ads The late senator's family took issue with the way his image was being "weaponized" in political attack ads.